Condor Gen Ii Battle Belt

I love this waist belt because I can add many pouches to it, I'm able to fit three airsoft Glock mag pouches on my left waist and added a pistol holster on my right side of my waist. I also strapped my tactical belt and there was and opening on the bottom part where i can attach my tactical belt and added a holster. I highly recommend this.

This seems to work very well as a MOLLE carrier. I purchased the "one size" variety expecting it to have some adjustability, but it does not. It's a little bigger than I expected and almost too big for me. I have about a 34" waist. This is not a standalone thing. It's designed to have a belt threaded through it, so think about that when you're purchasing.

So far this has been a great battle belt. Though I haven't tested it out yet for durability. If you are anything like me, you are both a gun enthusiast and on a budget. If you are wanting the foundation for a range rig and want something in case of stuff hitting the fan scenario, this is a great place to start.This "belt" is lightweight and yet it seems rugged enough to hold up to some abuse. Lightweight is good since you will likely be loading it down with mag holders, med pouch, dump pouch, and a knife. Or whatever set up you decide to go with. For now I have a triple pistol mag pouch and dump pouch on my left, with a gap in between for a single or double rifle mag pouch. I will determine later what I'll go with. I'm just focused on getting my pistol stuff ready to go. I also have a drop leg holster on my right. So far with this setup, its very comfortable. I ordered the Large and I wear a size 36/38 depending on the brand of pants. The fit is perfect for me and even if I lose more weight this size will be perfect for me still. I had a medium before and had to return it because even if I lost weight, i still wouldn't fit into it properly. I'd say the medium is for 30/34 waist.This has plenty of space on it for the gear you'd want to load on it. it has molle web panels on both sides and a big on in the back. There are openings in the bottom on the right and left side to hook up your drop leg holster to the inner belt. Take note, you will need to buy a "riggers" or similar belt to slide through the "outer" battle belt. It doesn't come with an inner belt.I don't have any negative points about it yet. I imagine that I will in the future with use. I only say that because of the price. I can't imagine this toughing it out with heavy use. However, if you aren't military or police, I don't see why this wouldn't last for you. I'll make note of it later if I have any snags or breaks.Overall I am satisfied with this belt. It seems rugged enough for normal conditions. It serves it's purpose for me at the moment. My pouches fit very securely to it and i'm not worried of them coming off. It seems like a solid belt.I can see it holding up at the range, I don't know about combat.

BACKGROUND:I'm a photographer. I use this product (really more of a belt pad with accessory retention) to holster my camera, lenses, flashlight, and other small accessories. It is much quicker and easier to put this around myself than to thread various accessories onto the belt that holds my pants up! Note that LowePro and ThinkTank make photographer-specific products that meet a similar need, but that these products are much more expensive.To see my setup, check the customer photo I posted.PRO:-lots of MOLLE/PALS webbing to mount various accessories.-Padded well for long-term wear (8+ hours a day, no problem)-Left and Right sides open via Velcro. Makes installing your inner belt much easier, and provides quick attachment of thigh-rigs.-Padding wicks moisture away from your body and clothes. This makes it more comfortable to wear (but the pad may develop a smell over time, just like the straps on a backpack. I'm not sure how to clean it, but it is cheap enough to replace at that point.)-Padding also includes antirotation material, which helps to keep the belt in position. This is great because quickly drawing a holstered camera (or a knife, flashlight, sidearm, paintball marker, or airsoft pistol) relies on having the holster be where you expect it to be.-Stitching appears solid. Webbing is strong and generally well-aligned.CON:-padding has no rigid reinforcement and can warp when a mid-weight load is installed to the webbing.-inner belt not included (this is obvious, listed, and honestly just fine. Including a cheap belt would be a waste, because different belts serve different needs and a cheap basic belt would likely be discarded.)-No easy way to mount a Spider Pro holster, a Peak Design Capture clip, or similar camera-retention systems. I've developed a few solutions.-Wearing a military-style belt in public can get you strange looks, until they see a camera. Honestly, this doesn't look any more strange to a layperson than a ThinkTank steroid belt, or advanced hiking/climbing equipment.

I bought one of these to try it out. I was so impressed with it that I bought a second one.Why two? Depending on my mood, I will carry an AR-10 (if I want to do some real shooting) or an AR-15 (if I feel like some light plinking - have never had the confidence in a 5.56 that I have in a 7.62 - a lack of confidence gained from experience). As a result, I have a carrier to hold AR-10 mags and another for AR-15 mags. Each are set up the same way, except for the mag carriers and the color of each carrier (standard OD for AR-10 and camo for the AR-15 for visual recognition). Anyway, the belt carrier is comfortable, can be easily fitted to an old-style ALICE LBE harness, an Enhanced Carrier Vest or a Molle carrier vest. Matched with the Condor belt (upsize if you order the belt as they run small - or I am much larger than I think I am) and you have a good kit that you can wear comfortably every day.

Sous les drapeaux depuis 1992, j’ai eu plusieurs vêtements tactiques. J’ai une préférence particulière pour la marque Condor qui a su s’adapter au besoins du soldat. Les autres marques pour ne pas les citer sont restés sur leurs acquis et autant nous satisfaisaient, que aujourd’hui, ben pour les fans d’airsoft (humour avec respect). Pour les tailles. J’avais pris M et j’ai du recommandé car M correspond à un ciel adjudant avec le ceinturon Famas decranté au Maximum (humour). S reste une taille qui va jusqu’à 100 de tour de taille (condor a dû prendre ses mesures sur des stalone et Schwarzenegger). Un énorme merci à la livreuse qui a fait son job un dimanche à 21h00. Chose que je trouve inadmissible mais… malheureusement aujourd’hui normal.

It's called a "battle" belt but let's be real it's more like a utility belt with many options for attachments with pouches, clips, suspenders, etc.It doesn't go completely around the waist, so it requires a real belt that goes thru it and around your waist - use a longer belt because it's quite hefty.It doesn't breathe very well so it will make you feel hot if you wear it in unventilated indoor areas.

Ich habe mir diesen Battle Belt gekauft, weil ich neu einige Taschen brauchte, die nur für das Molle-System erhältlich sind.In der von mir gekauften Größe L sind links, rechts und im hinteren Teil jeweils 8 Molle-Schlaufen. Je Teil können 32 cm Länge bestückt werden, wobei natürlich auch eventueller Platzbedarf für den Zugriff auf die Tasche zu berücksichtigen ist.Bei der Entscheidung für den Battle Belt (oder der Alternative Chest-Rig) sollte beachtet werden, das die Taschen hinten schlecht zugänglich sind. Wer bei der Bundeswehr war, kennt das vom klassischen Koppel. Dort kann man also nur Sachen unterbringen, auf die kein schneller Zugriff notwendig ist. Ähnlich verhält es sich, wenn man mit angelegten Battle Belt im Auto sitzen muß. Dafür ist ein Chest Rig besser geeignet. Umgekehrt ist der Battle Belt besser geeignet, wenn man beim Airsoft im Gelände öfters mal im Grünen liegt.Einige Details zum Aufbau:- die linke und rechte Seite ist über Klettband zu öffnen, was das Einlegen des Koppel / Gürtel erleichtert. Hinten ist fix vernäht.- in der linken und rechten Seite ist unten jeweils eine Öffnung, durch die ein Oberschenkelholster am Gürtel / Koppel befestigt werden kann. Empfehle ich aber nicht, weil es den battle belt zusätzlich belastet.Ich benutze den battle belt zusammen mit einem 5 cm breiten, dicken, steifen Ledergürtel. Im Gegensatz zu üblichen Koppeln (gerade den US-amerikanischen) ist hier die Anpassung an verschiedene Bekleidungen ganz einfach.Ich trage den battle belt meistens in Höhe des Hosenbundes und habe links und rechts ca 1 kg Zuladung, was ohne harness geht.

Good “battle belt” used with air soft and real steel firearms. Has held up just fine. Would recommend to a bigger guy. The size of belt fits my size just everything about it is on the big side. May or may not be an issue depends what you want.

Awesome product! Works very well with Condor's H Harness. Perfect for battles where you don't wanna carry a lot of heavy stuff around. H Harness helps in the distribution of weight when you wanna load the belt with more; but the belt can stand on its own as well if you are reasonable with the amount of gear on it. Size S is perfect for a thin guy like me (60 kg); if you're less than 60 kg better try before you buy because the body type plays some role as well. Also, choose a sturdy adjustable inner belt to combine with the battle belt; you probably want the end result to be snug but not super tight on your hips. Also, the battle belt works well with AK mag pouches which was my biggest concern due to their length. Gotta move the pouches to the side though so that they are not in the way when crouching, crawling etc. I will be using this belt instead of any other vest or gear combo I was using until now.